one of them -- with dangerous enough levels -- the home had to be evacuated. water is bubbling up in the middle of the road -- on the east side. this -- near desert inn -- and vista del monte drive. a 13-action news employee -- spotting this leak on thursday. and it's still there! the southern-nevada water authority says -- they're aware of the problem. they'll be out there tomorrow -- to fix it. fundraiser las vegas headliner -- chris angel -- is bringing the world's biggest stars together tomorrow. and -- it's all for a good a one-night-only performance at the luxor . world-class entertainers -- will attempt to raise one-million dollars -- to fund pediatric-cancer research. angel's son -- johnny was diagnosed with a form of leukemia -- last year. protests -- are growing on the nfl field. more players -- refusing to stand for the national anthem. and later -- president obama teams up -- with a former president-- to deliver a special message to n-f-l fans. karla

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kansas-city chief's game. the demonstrations began -- when san francisco 49ers quarterback -- colin kaepernick --refused to stand for the national anthem -- to protest -- america's treatment of black people miss arkansas. savvy shields -- crowned year's miss america. she won over the judges-- after a jazz routine -- and a question about hillary clinton -- during the q&a. after her run as miss america 21-year-old plans to return to the university of arkansas -- as a senior --studying art. thousands of families lost a loved one when terrorists attacked the u-s.. 15 years ago. but for one family-- they're dealing with double the loss. two brothers--both first responders-- died when the towers came down that day. how the family's legacy will still live on more than 400 firefighters and

many of them--killed while trying to save others-- rushing in as everyone else was trying to get out. and for one family-- they suffered the loss of not one--but two sons. one a police detective, the other a firefighter. "to me it's 9/11, 2001," john vigiano said. "it's not 2016." for john and his wife virginia, the day is filled with indescribable pain. the deer park couple who lost their only children 15 years ago have yet to visit the 9/11 museum, and they have yet to memorial service. and that will not change this year. "it hurts too much," virginia said. "it hurts too much. we go to mass in the morning, go to breakfast, and go to the cemetery. we stay at the cemetery until it closes at night." john is a retired fdny captain, and he until it closes at night." john is a retired fdny captain, and

"they were lazy," he said. "they were boys." and he was always pushing them to get the most out of them. his older son john had a smile that would light up the room, while joey was a practical joker. john initially wanted to go into business, but in 1984, john sr. was diagnosed with throat cancer. and after watching fello father, after witnessing their brotherhood, he wanted to be a part of it. and when joey took the nypd exam, he finished it so quickly that his father thought, for sure, his son had failed. "i said, 'and you're young enough, you'll be able to take another one,'" he said. "and i look back, and he's detective. "he calls up, i got 100 plus," john said. "i says, 'joe, you couldn't doing what they were born to do. their father, doing fathers

the site. "i had to be there," he said. "it was my presence. and up to five years ago, i used to get emails from young cops and firemen telling me no matter how tired they were, they would look up and they would see this old man sitting up on this piece of steel. and that would give them reason to stay longer. and i had no idea i was doing that." the vigiano legacy though lives on. joey's son - now 23 - is in the marine corps, with plans to be a cop. his younger brother dreams to filled with so much hate, filled with so much pain. "they were our twin towers," he said. > a group of first responders in georgia....put in hard work to honor their comrades killed on 9-11.

summit of stone mountain, near atlanta, today the one-mile climb was the equivalent of 160-flights of stairs. the goal-- to honor the 343 firefighters and paramedics who lost their lives on 9-11. 15 years ago today--- 3-thousand children lost a parent when the twin towers

to start the week. the valley will not see chances monday and tuesday will be windy then breezy wednesday. children lost a parent when the chances for rain with this system. expect high temps in the mid 90s tomorrow then around 90 through friday. monday and tuesday will be windy then breezy wednesday. lighter winds are expected for chances for rain with this system. expect high temps in the mid 90s tomorrow then around 90 through friday. monday and tuesday will be windy then breezy wednesday. lighter winds are expected for

sunday and monday then partly cloudy on tuesday and wednesday as the system pushes through the area. it looks like tuesday will be the windiest day with gusts to about 40 mph. highs will top out around 90 tuesday through friday. the winds will be down to breezy by wednesday afternoon as the system starts to push out of the area. expect mainly sunny skies thursday through next saturday. also, by saturday high temps will warm by a few degrees. 15 years ago today---3-thousand children lost a parent when the twin towers fell. it was very difficult...

it was very hard because it was more in your face. hear in their own words, what it was like to grow up without the most important man in their life--and their journey. and before we go to break--a look at the tribute lights at ground zero in new york we'll be right back.

president obama and former president bush recorded this special 9/11 message for n-f-l fans... it ran before each game, followed by a moment of silence at all stadiums. tonight the nation is remembering the victims' loved ones they lost that day. some family members--- were little kids back then, whose fathers perished in the terrorist attack. fifteen years later, they speak about the fathers they never got to know. their fathers were killed on 9/11, and 15 years later they carry a message: look at us, more resilient than ever. to the terrorists, they say, on the 105th floor of the world trade center's north tower, where he worked for cantor fitzgerald. "we've rebuilt, and we're stronger now than we were then. it's just a good feeling to

are sitting here -- successful, intelligent," says jessica waring, 29, who lost her father, james waring, 49, on the second day of her freshman year of high school. "the fact that we could rise above it shows the type of people we are. al qaeda and now isis, they're not going to beat us." there were 3,051 children under the age of 18 who lost a parent on 9/11. ten of them -- ages 14 to 29 -- gathered on the 10th floor of 7 world trade center recently to town hall with cnn's brooke baldwin. they spoke of their loss and of lessons learned. of what it has been like to come of age in the age of terror. ad-lib before we go tonight. some final -- personalthoughts

some final -- personal thoughts

i covered the aftermath -- of the terror attacks. it was surreal. the twin towers -- just massive of downtown manhattan's financial district. there were no cars on the streets. but --there was a steady stream of people -- looking for their loved ones. an older woman walked up to me -- holding a picture -- of her son. he worked in the twin towers. she asked me if knew anything about him. i did not. then there was a construction worker -- bear of a man. like so many brave new yorkers -- he worked -- digging through the wreckage. he broke down crying -- like so many americans did -- and still do -- as we remember -- one of

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